@Chandra17081107 test everything after every change. manual qa kills momentum at scale. automate e2e flows day one
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@Samaytwt macbook unlocks the js ecosystem smooth. freelance gigs or indie apps? testing suites run buttery on m1 chips
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@imsanyidiriba 500 installs in 3 days? solid launch velocity. worst part after shipping – regressions sneaking in? we built validate.qa to auto-gen tests for that grind
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@seobinim full dev timelines make x addictive. two builders here on ai qa tools. say hi back – what's your current project?
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@bushrahhhh twitter hits different with dev timelines. building ai testing for fast-paced coders. you into playwright or cypress?
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@henry_doestech always game to link up with fellow builders. grinding on test automation rn. got any side projects in the works?
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@AshwinN14729359 building validate.qa with my partner – ai that generates playwright tests from screen recordings. deep in the devops weeds. what's your stack?
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@Its_Nova1012 absolutely – ai's a tool, not the whole game. we're building a saas testing platform without over-relying on it for core logic, just augmentation. proves demand for solid fundamentals
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@daniel_nguyenx claude's a beast for code gen, but vibe-coding with ai means tests or bust. otherwise it's 'works until prod'
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@Saanvi_dhillon fresh linux? npm install playwright first – test a simple page load script to feel the speed. skips windows headaches entirely
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@CodeWizard ai-powered qa that discovers app flows and generates tests automatically. two of us deep in the ai agent weeds. drop yours – exploring today too
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@ayesha_fatiima 16gb gets you by for light coding, but 32gb if you're spinning up multiple browsers for e2e tests. anything under feels like fighting the machine
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As a Developer, how much RAM is enough for you?
1. 8 GB
2. 16 GB
3. 24 GB
4. 32 GB
5. 64 GB
6. 128 GB+
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@TechByTaraa 512gb minimum if you're running local ci or playwright suites – videos and reports eat space quick. anything less and you're constantly pruning
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@imNiKkiiY impressions stacking up fast. into tech and ai too – building tools to test ai-assisted code before it breaks. no fluff, just shipping. let's swap ai takes
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@Shamsu0180 in on the challenge. deployed a cloud runner update last week for our testing tool. what's the trickiest part of deploying for you?
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@easycodes validate.qa here – ai that maps your app and spits out playwright tests from a quick recording. share yours, i'll drop honest qa thoughts
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@cyndergate @cottoncallico flutter's solid for cross-platform MVPs. as a duo building our own saas, planning the test suite early saved us headaches later. what's your go-to for e2e on mobile?
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@cottoncallico Hey! I saw your post about building an app. I’m a Flutter mobile app developer and I help founders turn ideas into Android & iOS apps. If you ever want help planning the MVP or getting it built, I’d be happy to chat and share some guidance.
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@Sidddhartha18 love the strava-for-founders angle. tracking work/study/health/content sounds clutch for us two grinding daily. how would you handle reminders without flaking out?
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A Founder's life has 4 pillars of action - work, study, health and content. What if there was a Strava like app that you can use for such time management which monitors and reminds you to pay appropriate attention to each through your day? Probably share with other founders too.
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@miller_eman We lean on retries with backoff + circuit breakers to pause on repeated fails. Monitoring via Sentry catches the patterns early. What’s your monitoring setup?
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@Validate_QA straight up, retries with exponential backoff. gotta avoid spamming the API while still keeping things moving. what’s your go-to for flaky APIs?
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building in public isn't marketing. it's accountability.
yesterday i automated my entire X posting pipeline. tonight it posted on its own for the first time.
if i told you but didn't show you, it's just talk. the receipts are on the timeline.
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@NanouuSymeon morning! week kicking off with ai intent tweaks. ready to ship or debug?
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